Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-27

rate the Belfast Free Library, founded b,
| Paul X. Hazeltine.
| BY Mr.. Friend of Etna, from Commi,,p,
on Change of Name, report ought to pass o.,
bill an act to change the name of El,h
Proctor.
By Mr.. Wentworth of North Berv,rl
from same committee, report ought to psu
on bill an act to change the name of Edward
Proctor; also by MIR. Kingsbury of Bradford
from same committee, report ought to psu
on bill an act to change the name of William
II. Libbey.
BY Mr.. Sturgis of New Gloucester, from
committee on Education, report ought to
! pass on bill an act relating to Pencil Inst.
tute in the town of GRAY.
| Resolve in favor of the Lee Normal Acsh
envy, being up for third reading, was read /,
third time, and. on motion of MIR. Talbot d
East Machias, laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Barker of Bangor, bill
an act to amend sec. 10, chap. 3, revised
statutes, to provide compensation for service
of town agents, blouse document No. 49,
was taken from the table.
Mr.. Barker offered the following amend
ment adding after the word town in the
18th line, the following words-"This act
shall not apply to actions pending, or to any
claim for past services rendered"
Mr.. Allen of Alfred offered the further
amendment, after the word assessors" 10
the Sth line, insert the words "and overseen
of the poor" also strike out all after the
words ''by vote of the town in the lth line
and insert in lieu thereof. The town agent
| Oh .Iar h. g
and receive such compensation for BIZ
services as fixed by vote OF the town,
otherwise as the selectmen shall allow, to be
paid out of the treasury of the town. Tbs
act shall not affect any claims or proceeding
for services now pending"
| Mr.. Allen addressed the House on BIZ
amendment, stating that the chief point Of
his amendment was to avoid the difficulty
often raised By the selectmen of a town and
the town agent not agreeing as TO what
reasonable compensation as defined inthh
bill, was, often such disagreements resulting
in expensive law suits
! On motion of Mr. Barker. both amend
ments, A and B, were laid on the table td
printing.
Mr.. Pattangall of Pembroke presented
resolve in favor of Peter J. Gabrielle. repre-
sentative of the Passamaquoddy tribe Of 10
disns.
On his motion the rules were suspendsa
ard the resolve read twice and passed OA
| engrossed without reference to a COMMITTEE
On motion of Mr.. Talbot OF East Machln
the communication from the Secretary o.
State, transmitting an account of expenses ID
Cured during the four years last past
the execution and enforcement of the gams
and fish laws, was laid on the table for pn1f
ing.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Eye and Er
Infirmsry.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
Bill an act to amend sec. 50, chap. pa
the revised statutes, relating to securities
Bill an act for the protection of FISH
Goose pond in the town of Swanvlle
Bill an act to amend the charter OF ~
Dover and Foxcroft Water Co.
Report that the sum of 500 be appropriate
for Robert Talbot, and that said sum be ncIaf
ed in the appropriation for the Passsmsqa%
dy Indians for 1887
Resolve in favor of Henry II. Goss.
Resolve making an appropriation 10 fHn
of the Maine General Hospital for the yeH Z
1887 and 1888
Resolve in favor of Annie Maria Paitef'0s
Resolve for rebuilding bridge in Fort hs''
Resolve in favor of Peter j. Gabrielle
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act ameadatory of and Additions
to chap 522 of the private and special ~
OF 1885, relating to the Camden and h0' N
land Water Co.
Bill an act to incorporate the hso''
Village Corporation. ,AH
Bill an act additional to the acts suA
constitute the charter of Colby Udi'"'
ty.
Bill an act to extend the charter Oh
Portland Gaslight Co. "a
Bill an act relative to the Calais WsteI
Bill an act to authorize the Maine ht''.
cal Society to provide for its perpetuig.
the preservation of its cabinet and hD sT,,
Bill an act relative to the Richmond VS.
Co.
Bill an act to incorporate the RAPID d..
and South Branch Carrabassett Improve
Co.